Douglas Council is holding its first fireworks show tonight since 2019.
The display will take place over the bay, at 7.15pm.
There is also a ‘best guy’ competition for people to enter with the winner receiving £100 and second and third place receiving £50 and £25 respectively.
Despite concerns over a cost-of-living crisis the Mayor of Douglas said the fireworks are ‘a good use of council’s money.’
Local Democracy Reporter Emma Draper spoke to Janet Thommeny:
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